Shape the Next-Gen Engineers: Part-Time ME Lecturer Pool

The California State University; Fullerton (CA); On-site; USD 61,458 - 74,515; Part time

Job summary

The California State University in Fullerton is seeking a Part-Time Lecturer for the Mechanical Engineering department. This role invites applications for teaching all subjects related to Mechanical Engineering, with positions being temporary and often made prior to academic terms. Candidates must have an MS or BS with relevant industry experience. Responsibilities include teaching, preparing materials, and engaging with a diverse student body. Competitive salary range from $5,507 to $6,677 per month based on qualifications.

Qualifications

• Qualified applicants must have a relevant degree and industry experience.
• Candidates should demonstrate their ability to effectively engage a diverse range of students.
• Experience with online teaching methods is advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Teach courses related to Mechanical Engineering as needed.
• Be available on short notice for teaching appointments.
• Prepare materials for classes and assess student work.

Skills

Proficiency with online teaching strategies

Ability to work with diverse student populations

Strong academic preparation in Mechanical Engineering

Education

MS degree in Mechanical Engineering or related field

BS in Mechanical Engineering or related field with two years of industry experience

Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering or related field (preferred)

Job description

The California State University in Fullerton is seeking a Part-Time Lecturer for the Mechanical Engineering department. This role invites applications for teaching all subjects related to Mechanical Engineering, with positions being temporary and often made prior to academic terms. Candidates must have an MS or BS with relevant industry experience. Responsibilities include teaching, preparing materials, and engaging with a diverse student body. Competitive salary range from $5,507 to $6,677 per month based on qualifications.